Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-15
Delightful Free Ride
AT 10 A. M. TO
Arlington Heights +!
wAsHIN GTON SIRE e II 4.
The Future Grand Boulevard from Los An
geles to the Pacific Ocean.

WYE OFFER AS A FREE GIFT TWENTY
w four $500 lots to anyone who will build
a so, 900 hotel; also, one $500 lot to any pur.
chaser OF lot who will build a $500
The plateau Of Arlington Heights offers the
most magnificent view to be beheld in
Southern California, embracing the whole
of the Los Angeles valley, and extending
from San Pedro aud Santa Monica on the
Pacific Ocean, across the plains to the foot
hills, aud up to the snowy heights of the
Sierra Madre mountains. This table land
or mesa Is perfectly level and uDbroken,
but 60 feet higher than the elevation Of
are no hills to climb, and as the streets lead
ing from the center of Los Angeles city up
to it follow the same even grade, 1t is as
easy OF access as Washington Gardens. The
soil of Arlington Heights is rich loan,
mellow and friab!e at all seasons, and easy
to cultivate. The vineyards and orchards
surrounding it give undisputed evidence
that every acre OF Arlington Heights will
produce grapes and fruit Without irrigation.
stratum of purest we'll water is struck
anywhere on the tract at depth Of from 80
to 60 feet. The plateau of Arlington Heights
is unequaled for health. A gentle breeze
from tine Pacific ocean fans it daily; sea
being almost unknown On the "mesa," the
most tender plants, such as tomato vines,
bear fruit there every day of the year. The
Santa Monica branch of the S. p. r. r. runs
AlOuRSlue tulS eleBduL trdCLi tne present
terminus of the electric street railroad is
distant one.half mile from Arlington
Heights, and 1t Is expected that 1t will
be extended to and through Arlington
Heights. A free carriage is running from
the electric road to Arlington Heights. and
the two-horse street car line is now being
extended through Washington street to an
easy walking distance from this tract. The
elevated plateau of Arlington Heights ter.
inmates In a ridge or descent just sixty feet
| aOnfh 0f Adams N a mi 1or
ridge north OF PIco street; ON these two
ridges are located the most magnificent
building sites in Los Angeles. No houses
can ever be built high enough in front OF
mountain. valley and ocean; from Catalina
island to San JacintO peak. and down again
over the broad acres, orchards and vine
yards OF fair Los Angeles valley 10 the blue
of Santa Monica. Whosoever wishes for a
| beautiful home sheltered from the noise
| and hustle Of busy city, but within
twenty minutes drive Of the plaza, should
select in Arlington Heights lot or 51a-acre
| tract whereon to build his house.
During the last few years 1t has occurred
frequently that men have bought or 10
acres in Los Angeles, sold off one half in
valuable grounds for home, thus free OF
cost. Such chances are offered to-day in
arlington Heights.
Every city has its one fashionable suburb
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mond, and Paris has Its Saint Cloud, Airing
| ton Heights, by happy combination Of
ADVANTAGE es, promises to become fashion.
| able addition to Los Angeles of the beauti.
full mansions and park.like grounds of the
wealthy.
Our principle ia to buy large tracts, grade
streets, and offer homes for all, at prices en-
abling the purchasers to make a handsome
profit. Arlington Heights hitherto was one
vast body of land of nearly 700 acres. Our
map shows magnificent subdivision of II
into 81 acre blocks. 660x360 feet, including
Streets each containiLg24 lots 50x15O or 200
feet and each surrounded on all sides by
streets 60, so or 100 feet wide. Investors who
are able to appreciate the importance OF a
well planned subdivision, win ioreten a
great future to this tract, with Its miles OF
wide streets, intersecting each other at
right angles. The eleg ant lawns and stately
mansions of the rich will be found here
within a short time, and purchasers who
take advantage of our low prices and easy
terms will reap golden harvest OF their in
vestment in Arlington Heights.
For further particulars, prices and maps
apply to the office of Arlington Heights
Land and Water Company.
WIESENDANGER e. BONSALL,
25 WEST FIRST STREET,
Up stairs, corner Of First and Spring Sts., or
JAMES P. MCCARTHY,
% W First street, or
RnnERT TTTRNER